Dupondt
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(Quote) I'll own that I was too abrasive in the phrasing of my criticism. But I would like to push back a bit on the foreknowledge aspect. Maybe I'm just a wacky edge case, but I check in on LES a few times a week, usually briefly. Someti…
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I am using the website the way it was presented to me, except I think I changed from Grey to Light theme. I haven't read through all the threads and posts, largely because reading has become so much more difficult now with all the visual distra…
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This new design is well and truly absolutely atrocious. There needs to be laws and international treaties that prevent something like this. I did not know the human mind was capable of design this outrageously absent of sensibility. I keep thinking…
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(Quote) I think we should expect prices to stay the same post-crash, until new market entrants come in with lower pricing and force the incumbents to respond.
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(Quote) TBF, that's a risk you can mitigate by using your own domain. A closure is unlikely to be sudden (overnight), so you could move old emails to a new provider as long as they support some sort of import. However, I'm having a hard t…
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(Quote) It's correct that LLCs are usually pass-through. You can elect to have them taxed as a C Corp, though. But AFAIK, most are pass-through. Picking between LLC, S Corp, and C Corp is one of the first choices to make. They all have their o…
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Delaware is very popular with medium/large companies. For very small companies, where even a few hundred USD can make a big difference, I'd be cautious about picking that state. Especially if you're looking at S or C Corp. The flat fees ca…
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Look into currency providers and neo banks like Wise, Revolut, Bvnk, WorldFirst, Transfermate, OFX, Currenxie, and Airwallex. Depending a bit on the exact nature of the transfer, you might be able to receive EUR via SEPA (regional payment network i…
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(Quote) That's true if creating an invoice for $5 and answering the ticket is faster than just closing the ticket. Instead, this support agent took the time to issue an invoice and reply to the ticket. If it's such a problem, many ticketi…
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There is something very wrong with your business model if you need to charge $5 for a customer asking the same thing twice.
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(Quote) They actually do address that on the website: (Quote) So in the very next bullet point they (accurately) explain the uselessness of the service.
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I'm sure this will only bode well for VMware as a product and service provider. Assuming their plan was to fade into obscurity and become a gooey pile of legacy enterprise/mega-corporation bloatware.
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If they are provably write-once, then these disks can definitely serve a purpose for auditing, record keeping, and forensic purposes. A lot of professional use-cases for that.